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Michael Franti & Spearhead - Everyone Deserves Music

Neil Young - Greendale

Dave Matthews - Some Devil

Karl Denson's Tiny Universe - 09-23-2002

greyboy_allstars_8-29-03

Spearhead - Bonnaroo 03

It's been a great Saturday! I have to say though the Dave Matthews cd was the most un-intersting of the bunch.

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Bob Dylan - 1962-07-62 The Finjan Club, Place Des Arts, Montreal, Quebec

Max Creek - 2003-09-05

Daniel Lanios - 2003-09-09

Leftover Salmon & Del McCoury Band - 2003-09-09

Bill Monroe - 1967-02-13

Brent Mydland - unreleased solo album 1982

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quote:

Originally posted by Esau13:

Bob Dylan - 1962-07-62 The Finjan Club, Place Des Arts, Montreal, Quebec

Max Creek - 2003-09-05

Daniel Lanios - 2003-09-09

Leftover Salmon & Del McCoury Band - 2003-09-09

Bill Monroe - 1967-02-13

Brett Mydland - unreleased solo album 1982

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Whats the Brent (I assume it wasn't Brett) solo album? Never heard of it...

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Originally posted by MoMack:

Brett Mydland - unreleased solo album 1982

:DWhats the Brent (I assume it wasn't Brett) solo album? Never heard of it...

Hahah, yeah vodka all day and my spellin goes for a shit.

Here it is :

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Brent Mydland unreleased solo album 1982

Source: SBD (just enough hiss to suggest an analog gen.

SBD>C>CDR>EAC>SHN

This is a studio album remastered to cd with proper pre-track gaps of 2 sec.

(54:40)

1- Inlay It In Your Heart

2- Tons Of Steel

3- Dreams

4- Maybe You Know

5- Nobody's

6- See The Other Side

7- Long Way To Go

8- Take One

FILLER: Built To Last Outtakes:

9- Start Your Engines

10- Blow Away

11- Take You Home

FILLER:

Silver

12- Instrumental

13- Climbing

Mydland recorded and mastered a solo album, but it was never released.

Intended for this album were "Tons Of Steel

with Monty Byron on guitar, "Maybe You Know , "Nobody's", "Long Way To Go",

and "Dreams".

Possibly the sessions discussed with Betty Cantor-Jackson in "The DeadHeads

Taping Compendium Vol 2" .

TDHTC: "You recorded music for a Brent Mydland solo album that was never

released, correct?" Cantor-Jackson:

"Yeah, we worked on it for a year, between everything else.

Phil used to come into the studio every night and sit down and listen with a

big grin on his face. He loved it.

That was great stuff. It's the best of Brent and the best of me. Someday I'd

really like to put it out. You can definitely hang out inside those mixes"

Other info here:

http://www3.clearlight.com/~acsa/mydland.htm

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